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I- 1,; )• , bl l s I 4r, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26 1 isog. NUMBER 53Q4.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 26, 1809, will be perlOrmed a Tragedy, called THE ROMAN FATHER. Tullus Hostilius, Mr. EGER] ON ; .Horatius, Mr. COOKE.- • Publius Horatius, Mr. Y 0 U•l i s G • Valerius, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatia, Mrs. CLARKE ; Valeria, Miss BRISTOW. , • - in Ate V. the Entry of Publius into Rome, with a tiinin phal Chorus. - • • • 4fter which Will be performed a new Comic Pantomime, • , nailed • - ••• _ _ . 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TO 13,E SOLD 15Y AUCTION, Yn Lotti, at Lincoln, on, , the-i9th.of I an.,ary next; THE valuable Fi:EEHOLD and ESTA, Ili, late of Roger l'oc;• lington, or Newark Trent, banker, situate at x 1 nye, in the C. , wit of iincolo; two good Farin llouses, with 50.1.b:e Ont-binin ings,t Cottages, 740 :kits of A rAie„ Mea; dow, and t).sture Land, about :ix aides lions each side of Inc fo,sscliKe - NAN:Ig which'colinecis Navigable Rivers Trent arid W Ajo:iiiiid the Turnpike Road Lading frwri that plate Duno,in , et - until nr,y -had - at toe Vrnici pa) idas, t Newarit.-upon-Trent, Rettord; Linc:rin, Grant. Stamford, and .11eroy ; and, at toe Offices or .•ie;srs. ShaweS and Le Blanc,. Solicitors, New isrike L of kir. AllsDpp, Solicitor, Nottingham; to Mr. !lox, 501t. 7 citor; Newark. on Trent ; theen, Leattin. Abbey 4. near Nottingham ; and of , Nlessr: 4 7. - Terry west anct Hayward, Solicitors, Lincoln. NOrfINGBAMSEIR E. • tO BE SOLD BY AUCTION' , In Lots, at Newark-and Carlton-upon-Trent; on the tith, iirit, and 1,)111 of I attuary THE Valuable FREEHOLD C01":1 7 1-10LI) ('Fy the- froc) 'ESTATES, late 'of lt. P S.: KC lIQ TON, of Newit - rfO--uiton , Trent, Battled, situate at Wilithorpe. and Balderton. Tin; former cotnprises a most et-tot:pelt', Mansion. House and 011icv.s, suited for a large tiimity, with LaWn, bounded by the rivet' Trent, Plantationa dnd Pleasure Grounds,lately :in the occupation of Mr.,-PoCklington: the Grove House some time since in' the possession of - 4?a son ; good Farm Anuses, with convenient buildings, several Cottages, and about 40 acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pa;- ture 'Land.' This valuable property is twomiles from Newark, aEijoiii - . ing the turnpike road to Cainsberoughand Lincoln. The Balderton ,:state comprises Your Farm f lonse,t, with convenient Buildings, :several Cott:vies; and about 430 acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, also about two ntilA, from Newark, ad3oining the road from London to York, and 'contains some valuable TUrnip Land. A ISO the F ft . :chi - Ad - and T.ythe-free Estate, late of William Dickinson., of the same place, banker, situate at Sutton-upon. Trent and Grastherpe, in :the county of Nottingham, cont prising rtirce, rat . 1-lousesi'sevetal ,a-ttages, and 'nearly aco acres of &Witt, and-Pasit.re Laid. Sutton is tithe twin N ant rire'frotri xford, -adjoining turnpike ;04414eatlin,t from London to York. Printeci o.l,l4:nl:ifs of each Estate, se i )arately, may be It:al at the principal. I um, at -Newar-tipon-Trent, Retfont, Lincoln, (..; rantliatv, Stamford, and_ Derby, ant the offices ct Me srs Shaives and La inarw, salieitors, Nev.- Itridge-stret, London; of Mr. Allsopp„ solicitor, Nottii„... ham ; of Mr. Fox, solicitor, Newark-upon-Trent ;- of 'Mr. Green, surveyor, - Lenton Abbey, near Nottingham,, and cd Mr. G a skill i the auctioneer, at Nottingham.- • A • CI K t AIN DR. FREEMAN'S Univeiskand long - established Medicine, called GUTTA SA LUTARIS, may be depended on, be a eertan, eale, and speedy cure tor th^ ' most inveterate Venereal Disease„ Gleets, UleerS, Pats and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in eitrter sex ; a. operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. A slight case is generally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Lues 'in a short time. inveterate Scurvy; Fistula, Dropste.4, alteumatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions,. are speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. Tiie:; require nothing to work them off, no restraint of diet, or hinderanee from business. Those who take them shay }rend on a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge t•! any person whatever. They,cause no -sickness, and : the p tient may go aboui.his or her business without the least Min ger. The large quantities that are - daily sold for exportation • and domestic u: c, prove their efficacy to surpass every other I medicinc,in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dt. Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa ternoster-row ; and retail by one or more Medicine Vender in every towii, - in bottles at 2s. 9d: and 4s. 6d. each, wise; am, le directions, , _ REAU.VH. AND LONG.EVI_TY.: JAMES.'s. ,ANALEPTIC .PILLS, which jUr were contrived by, the aventor as a Remedy for - bin,: self, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are ad. mitably calculated for •Rheomatisnis, Colds, and all complaints to which the human frame is liable from thc vicissitudes of our climate : 'likewise for ,Bilious, and , other Disorders of • fi l a Stomach and BoWeli.; and for 1-le,d -aehS,- occasioned' by indigeStion or hy free living. Recouts:: • should be had to 'them after .any excess,‘ and upon every indisposition ; and thus their well-kn Own characteri, Alt of 'promoting LongeVity will be . maintained ; fOr, bi timely *l4.ting nature in the due 'discharge of the anon:, innetions, they preserve the body in health,. and vigour, prevent preinat ure decay. oust Sold 'Lly F. N cwbory .and Sons, at the Warebout:•.: .for Dr. lames'; Vey:d. r, No. 45, St. Paul's Ghurch-yard, ,and at Dr. : lames's: late . tiousc.,;in.Bruton-street4 iu Boxes. price 46. 6d. each,.Duty included : ; or six in one large 1. 1 .,). for 'if. 45. - None are genuine but those which have the won, " if, Newbiry, No..4s,'St.Paes,"tingraved-iwthe,starnp.. 1..